Fort Myers Rodent Control and Removal
Rat Remover of Florida is the foremost expert in locating, catching and removing rodents that invade your Fort Myers home or property. We use only humane methods of capture or disposal, and can clean up the mess that rats and other rodents can leave behind. Droppings in the attic are not the only danger to the health of your family. There is usually little or no food in the attic, so the rats may have been raiding your living area for food and water without your even suspecting. Call the expert rat removers at 941-375-9453. Our highly trained Fort Myers technicians know where to look for droppings, dead rodents and food that could bring back more vermin, and all the ways they can enter a Ft Myers home.
Tampa Bay Rat Removal
If you live in a rustic, older Tampa home, or even near one, there are often structural defects that can remain unseen for years until rats bats or other rodents find and exploit them. Once rats move in, you will hear noises in the attic and walls, there will be strange smells, and even foul odors associated with the decay of the rats that died in your attic or even in your walls.
If your Tampa, Ybor, Carrollwood or Town N Country home or even neighborhood is infested with rats, call the Tampa and Hillsborough rat removal experts. Rat Remover of Tampa will rid you of rats, and ease your mind about rodent contamination in your Tampa Attic. Rat infestation is not unusual at all in the St. Pete, Tampa Bay area.
The expert Rat control technicians at Tampa Bay Rat Remover will set traps to catch the rats living in your home. They will also locate and remove the dead rats from your attic and walls. Next, he will inspect the whole house to determine active and even potential points of entrance that the rats are using to gain entrance to your Tampa home, and suggest the best ways to avoid future rat and rodent infestation.
Our technician will also inform you of the severity of the contamination to your Tampa Bay home’s attic or crawl space. You may want to consider letting us do a complete attic clean out and decontamination. The cost of this procedure is often offset by your home owner’s insurance concerning rat decontamination.
Attic and insulation can often become a health hazard by spreading airborn diseases through your Tampa Bay Home through the air conditioning system and vents. Feral rats in Tampa Bay can often spread Weil’s Disease.
Call Tampabay Rat Remover at 866-263-WILD
Having rats in the attic is no fun.
In Florida, whether Orlando, Bradenton, Tampa or Sarasota, the most common way for rats to enter your home is through the attic. There won’t be anything in your attic to eat, so these attic rats will either find a way into your living space, or die trying.
The attic rats will go down to where they smell the food, and sometimes will even chew through the wall or door to get to your pantry or kitchen.
If they fail, they often die there in the wall, causing a terrible stench throughout the whole house. That dead smell doesn’t go away fast, unless the dead rat is removed, and the area is treated with odor elimination enzymes.
We get many calls this time of year to remove dead rats from attics, behind the refrigerator or even in the walls.
Our odor control and elimination experts will find and remove the dead rat, and treat the whole area with odor eliminators.
If you have a rat problem, call the experts at www.RatRemover.com , or call us at:
866-263-WILD
Time to prepare
Fruit half eaten by a rat
Now that the weather is turning cooler, it might be time to prepare for a potential home invasion. Rodents will be looking for a warm dry place to live, so don’t make it easy for them. Trim back hedges and bushes away from the side of the house. Trim tree branches that are over hanging your roof. Check your soffit, to make sure nothing can enter your attic from the power lines and television cable. Pick up any fruit dropping from your citrus trees. as this can attract fruit rats.
A den of rats
What an unusual situation.
We got a call at Nuisance Wildlife Removal about some rats. We dispatched a technician right away, and what he found was a small hole in the middle of the manicured lawn. It looked almost like a mole tunnel entrance.
He stuck a hose in it and turned on the water to see what would surface, and what a surprise! First the baby rats, then an adolescent surfaced. Then the adults starting popping up. They were all scampering in different directions.
The largest one got away, but not far. He was picked from a nearby bush with a set of snake tongs.
Our technician, who had been catchng rats for years, said he’d never seen such a large pack living underground in the middle of a lawn.
In all, 13 rats were “flushed” out in a matter of ten minutes. The home owner was happy to see them evicted.